Mobile Patrols

Mobile patrols are strategically crafted to discourage vandals and intruders, offering a security presence to your premises.

 

Our mobile security vehicle is intentionally designed for high visibility. When a mobile officer arrives at your location, they perform in-depth patrols, visiting key areas of the buildings to inspect for signs of entry or unusual behaviour.

 

This proactive approach extends an additional layer of security to any vulnerable areas of your premises. The primary objective of mobile patrols is to deter potential intruders, keeping them away from your premises.

1. Comprehensive Security Assessment: Internal and external patrols conducted during mobile patrols help identify any signs of forced entry, providing a thorough assessment of your premises’ security.

 

2. Random or Pre-planned Visits: Overt or covert vehicles execute both random and pre-planned visits to your premises, enhancing the unpredictability of the security measures in place.

 

3. Emergency Response: Mobile patrols are equipped with emergency equipment, ensuring a swift and effective response in the event of an incident, adding an extra layer of protection to your site.

 

4. Overnight and Weekend Security: Particularly beneficial for clients leaving their premises unoccupied overnight or during weekends, mobile patrols provide a continuous security presence to deter potential intruders during vulnerable times.

 

5. Documentation of Findings: All findings from the patrols are meticulously documented and relayed back to our control centre, ensuring transparency and facilitating appropriate follow-up actions as needed.

The responsibilities of our Mobile Patrol Officers encompass a range of crucial tasks, including:

 

1. Securing the Premises: Ensuring the overall security and safety of the designated premises.

 

2. Denying Entry to Unauthorised Visitors: Vigilantly monitoring access points and preventing entry to individuals without proper authorisation.

 

3. Internal and External Patrolling: Conducting thorough and regular patrols of both the internal and external areas of the property to identify and address any security concerns.

 

4. Responding to Alarms: Promptly responding to triggered alarms, investigating the cause, and taking necessary actions to resolve any potential threats.

5. Monitoring Surveillance Systems and Equipment: Keeping a vigilant eye on surveillance systems and equipment to detect any unusual activity or security breaches.

 

6. Creating Digital Reports: Compiling detailed digital reports that provide a comprehensive overview of patrol activities, incidents, and security conditions, accessible for your review online.

The answer is YES!

 

Security plays a huge part in the success of your establishment. Our Mobile Patrols have helped many businesses across the North West to maintain their reputation and ward off intruders and vandals.

When comparing a static guard to a mobile officer, some differences that are noticeable are:

 

1. Manoeuvrability and Patrolling Capability: Unlike a static guard confined to a specific location, a mobile officer can freely manoeuvre and patrol in and around the premises using a highly visible vehicle. This dynamic approach ensures a more comprehensive and adaptable security strategy.

 

2. Cost Efficiency: Opting for a mobile officer comes with the added advantage of cost efficiency. For a fraction of the price you would pay for a static guard, you can enlist a mobile officer to perform similar security tasks. This offers a more economical solution without compromising the effectiveness of the security measures in place.